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HISTORY OF TIKI CASE.
Anarchy In Americs-Ths Haymsr,ret Riot

Anarchy In Americs-Ths HaymNr,fet Riot
and its Results.
Soon after the close Of the civil war in
the United States immigration, always Of
no mean proportions, increased rapidly.
It was then the American public first be-
gan to hear much Of communism, social
ism and anarchism. In 1882 the maxi
mum was reached when 733, ss2 Europeans
landed in the United States. Immigra-
tion from England had declined and that
from Ireland fallen to minimum: but
from southern Germany there was an i'm
mense increase, while eastern Europe sent
Poles, Bohemians, Russians, HunRarians
and their cogeners by tens Of thousands.
In many of these people hatred Of govern
ment had become hereditary sentiment
Chicago became the headquarters for the
discontented, and the 4rbeitr ZeifuEg
Workers JowrnaD their organ. Then
sprung up in that city the International
workingmen's Association. The platform
or declaration Of principles Of this organi-
zation, n was testified to at the trial,
urged that 1.-The present system under
which property is owned by individuals
should he destroyed, and that all capital
which has been produced by labor should
be transformed into common property" I"
The association was divided into groups, !"
of which there were eighty in the United
States in March, 1885. located principally
in the cities of industry.
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o,.r Ohio rooster is sick, very sick, mel

n.r Ohio rooster is sick, very sick, mel
,,.bnIy sick. His very vitals are depress-
,lst,hs state OF affairs over in Ohio. He
-, very i'll because he is a National, a
,.,,or bird. He crows for neither South
.,~ North. but for the whole country. He
:, Democratic bird. FORAKER doesn't
.,,;, him. FORAKER is not Unionist.
r,y,,yE is sectionalist. FORAKER
,,,,s everything Southern. Hence Ouf
,,;,b,rd who was Matched and raised in
O.triotic coop, is sick unto death at the
,h,,,bf that Forakerism predOminates in
-, ,,rsat state of Ohio. Our New York
-,,s,sr on the contrary, is wild with JOY.
us sl.o WAS raised in patriotic coop and
!. d national, Democratic bird. He is so
,.,-y wild with ioy because the New York
,;.,,ry IS National victory and
:, the forernnner of victory for
the National party in lsSS. He
j. n,rticularly joyful because he
gnovs that the sectional party has not
~, IN, Ghost ola show for lSSS. And
orr MARYLAND and Virginia birds crow
with him. They console our melancholy
nh,, bird with the information that Ohio
,..ri b,, sectional IN lSSS whether FORAKER
i. now defeated or elected. OF course all
,,.J Tnion birds would like to have seen
v.r,hrr. the sectioualist, beaten and they
.iprrrrly hoped that he would be beaten.
Rnr the matter is not vital tn them or
toapy h,rd outside oil Ohio. II Ohio is sat
,.srd well and good, all outside birds
are Aud all is lovely.
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FIELDEN'S CHANCES.
His Sentence May he IOmmuted-Gary''
and Grinnelrs Appeal.

His Sentence May he -Gary's
and Grinnelrs Appeal.
Chicago, November 9-The Tribune
this morning says: Judge Gary has writ
ten 4 statement on beha.fo of the State that
will undoubtedly result in saving Fielden
from the gallows. The statement relates
TO none of the other prisoners and cannot
possibly affect their fate one way or an
other. Ii is not a petition or request fol
communication Of sentence, and neither il il
bare statement OF faces. Just what II
contains could not be learned last night,
hut il Is rather suggestion TO the Gov
ernor that in view of certain facts therein
recited favorable consideration of Field,
ems petition might be justified,
The Judge was asked ID he would give a
copy of il or make any statements as 70
what the points enumerated were, hut he
declined. The statements In the hands
of Fielden's friends, he said, ''and / do
not know what their wishes are in the
matter, 80 do not feel at liberty, to say
anything about it,"
docs it contain any request that the
Governor commute Fieldep's ssntsnceY"
at contains no request at all ! sim
ply detailed s1Ine points in his case and
said that in my opinion they might Justify
favorable consideration of his petition. 1"
'The pointers?"
Those are what I don't ieel at liberty
to tell"
did you review the case at all?"
"No, sir; the Governor knows all abOut
it himself"
Have yOu written any statements for
any of the other AparchistsH'
"No; have not been asked tn"
States Attorney 6rinnell was told what
Judge Gary had said and asked IL he had
done any thing Of similar nature.
81 iDdorsed Judge Gary's statement in
Fielden's case," he ssiG, "and also added .
few points .hat occurred 70 me"
rDid you write any statepsps - opin.
ious for any OF the othersf'
IL made q plaia statement Of a few facts
in regard 70 sehwsb that / thought the
Governor ought TO know, but made no
suggestions whatever, merely statement
Of facts"
And the otbers?''
81 have written nothing In regard 10
their cases, nos will !, did not deem II
policy far the State and refused 10 do any
thing"
Ibid you send your Statements Ia the
Governor by mailP"
No; they are in The hands Of the pris-
oners' friepds.n u
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GEORGE EXPLAINS
His Defest-BrIbery Did 1t of Course
Course.

His Defeat-BrIbery Did 1t of Course-of
Course.
Nav YORK, November 9.-The head
quarters of the United Labor Party were
not very lively last night. At late hour
Henry George addressed number of his
followers. He said tonight from the
Astor House, have seen crowds looking
at the bulletin, on which a tremendous
victory was recorded without cheer. II
reminded me of the time, when news of
the battle Bull Run came, when / saw
crowds silently looking at bulletins: there
was q great victory, and there was not a
cheer. This 10 our Bull Run (applause)
very one knows that had the Union forces
gained the victory at Bull Run this very
day, under the American flag human
flesh and blood would have been bought
and sold. 1t was the beginning of events
that eliminated in the utter dis
tructiOn of slavery. believe We
will yet look back to this
occasion of defeat, and say that to il we
owed our speedy triumph. Applause ]
Now We will 90 forward without the weak
ones. A voice: You have a good en-
dorsement."l Aye, have good en-
dorsement. To-day we have in this city
81, 900 men, who can't be bought. A
voice: 'Pve seen votes bought for fifty
cents. " Yes, you have seen votes bought
to-day, but there remain 35, 900 men who
can't be bought. Throughout the State
we have sown seed that will bring forth
fruit next year and the year after. l am al
ways satisfied when / have done what
could. Now, from this moment let the
new campaign begin, but for the fact that
this great party is forming with pure
and unseltish ideal the citizens might well
despair of the republic"
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WILSON'S PROCLAMATION.
West VirginIans viii Have Thanksgiving
as Well as the Rest of Them.
Cr.ci1I TelsOrnpn IN tbs perister

West virginIans viii Have Thanksgiving
as Well as the Rest of Them.
Special TtleQrum 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November g.
The following is Governor Wilson'S
Thanksgiving proclamation issued to-day:
"In humble recognition of the providence
of Almighty God manifested in the in
Vulnerable blessings vouchsafed to US as q
people, l, E. W. Wilson, Governor of the
State of West Virginia, do hereby recon-
mend that Thursday, the oath day of No
vember, 1887, be set apart as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer. May the occa-
sion he observed with that sincere devotion
which incliues the heart to benevolence and
charity.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed the
less Seal of the State, at Charleston, this
Sth day of November, in the year of Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-seven, and of the State the twenty
fifth
[Signed. F. W. WILSON.
By the Governor,
II. s. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
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RapdaIls CONGRATULATIONS.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The Sm'
prints the following;
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November s.
Philadelphia elects a Democratic Sheriff
and Comptroller by 5000 and 10, 900 ma
jOrity, respectively. Pennsylvania gives
over 10000 Republican majority, as we
estimate it at present. Last year it gave
43, 900 Republican majority. We rejoice
over New York State, City and Brooklyn.
1t settles the future.
[Signed. SAM'L J. RANDALL.
Republican Majority Dwindling Beautifully
PTrrsBURG, PA, November 9.-The
vote on the county Judiciary was much
closer than was indicated by the returns
last night. But the result is unchanged.
All districts but II, which are not in yet,
give Slagle, Republican, 45O majority. The
balance OF the Republican ticket in Ale
gheny county was elected by maiOrities
ranging from =, 900 to 5000.
= Democratic Gain Of 10000.
PHILApLADELpHIA, PA, November Q.
Estimates from all counties in Pennsyl-
vania show 4 plurality of between $4,000
and 81, 900 for Hart Rep, for State
Treasurer, Democratic gain of about 10,
900, as compared with the vote for State
Treasurer in 1885, aud that for Governor
last wear
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SCENE OF THE BOMB TlnnwINo.

The Chicago groups were known ~ the
North Side, the Northwest Side, the
Ame rican, the Karl Marx, the Freiheit.
the Southwest Side, and Jefferson No. !.
Schwab, Neebe and LinRg belonged 70 tho
North Side group" Engel and Fisher to
the Northwest Side, and Spies, Parsons
and Fierden to the American. There was
also an armed socialistic organization
called the Lehr und Wehr-Verein. whose
members seem to have slso been members
Of the international groups, " but 70 have
been Of higher rank.
The branch Of the International Wstk-
ingmen's association which existed 10 Chi
cago during 1885 and up 10 May 4, 1886,
was q compact, well disciplined crganiza-
ton. At the head Of IL was o. general or
central committee. Next 70 IL came the
I.ebr und Wehr-Vsrein. Then came the
armed sections" Of the various ''groups,
apd then came the unarmed members Of
the ''groups,"
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FALSE ENTRIES
By Cashier CrealIns of the st. Louis BANK
STARTLING nisnayarIes

BY Cashier Crealins fthe st. Louis Bank
Startling Discoveries.
ST LOUIS, November Bank Examiner
Foreman has made some startling discov-
cries to-day, which caused him to have the
cashier, c. c. Crealins, arrested on the
charge of false entry. 1t is reported that
on the books the figures of more than fifty
enteries have been changed. 1t is further
charged that on two occasions his reports
to the bank directors were false. 1t ap-
pears that Crealins was interested in five
concerns, on which the bank was carrying
sums ranging from $50, 900 to $3.50, 900
each without security. President Over
stOltz is on his death bed and, therefore,
was not arrested.
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For,KER's plurality is about %, 600.
pAEXERsBURG POLITICS.
Election in the Marietta District-The w.
w.. state Committed.

Election in the Marietta District-The w.
W. state Committee.
Sy,r,a TtgvGm 20 tas Register.
PARKERsRUKG, W. VA, November q
4 large barn containing several head ot
valuable horses, farm implements, crops,
etc, belonging 10 VIM. SalOw, near Lu-
beck, this county, was totally destroyed
last night by lire. Loss heavy. Cause ol
the dre.is unknown.
John McNigal died last night. sged 5O,
be was = prominent citizen OF the county.
The indications tonight are that Theo'
dOre +. Davis has been elected Senator IN
the Marietta district. He Is the RePubli'
cad candidate against whom such bitter
light WAS made. Washington county prob
ably elects the full Republican ticket by
slender margins The vote Is close and q
Democrat OF two may squeeze throagn.
Stretcher tor representative Will barely
pull through.
The meeting of the Democratic EXecu,
tyecOmmittee tO-InOFrOR is looked forward
10 with good deal OF inteFeSt. The iaet
that the resignation OF ID. H Leonard will
probably he received, and that of Joseph
Miller certainly will add to the interest
The expectation tonight il that full rep
resentatiOn OF the committee will be pres
ent. Senator Oxley, State Treasurer
Thompson, d. G. Gallagher and Georg'
Washington Hibbetts, are heSs tonight,
and a number OF Others outside Ct tht
committee are expected.
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Is LINGG INSANE?
A Motion for . Writ sf Inquiry-Niaa Vas
Zant Haired Out.

A Motion for . Writ sf Inquiry-Nina Van
Zsnt HAIRED Out.
CHICAGO, Eogetabsr s.-Dr. Jas. Kier.
psa, the former warden Of the Cook county
Hospita' for the Insane, filed q petition 10
the County Court, to-day, charging the fsct
to be that Iouis Lingg, the rabid,
anaschistic bomb maker, under
sentence Of death, IL insane, and that II
wauld be for the benefit and for the safsty
Of the community that he be confined in q
State hospital saT the insaDs. The facts in
ths case, the petition alleges, can be proven
by the petitioner.
The petition In signed November 0, and
is sworn by DR.. Kiernan. Judge Prsndsr.
CAST promptly DECIDED tsat bs could do
nothing IL ths case, knowing - be did who
Lingg was and that he was IN the
county Jail on criminal charge and
under . sentence OF death. The AttOs-
ney who had the petition in eharse
argued that the court could pot thsW su-
tboritively, that Lings va in Jail, - -
evidence lad tesn given and tbs court VA
o7ly 70 Judge Of the paints brought out in
legal way. The court insisted thst be
could use his private information in some
cases. and this, in bis opinion, was one tn
which it was necessary. He sAd very
emphatically Z; would not issue the writ
without one notice bsying hsen giyes %
tI.a 'SfafeS Atforuev. Tha sstornev a
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Go, EENuE OiLlSBY says the Anarchists
,,s,s will have to be settled soon. The
,,~ss are already settled IT Gov. OGLEsBI
tr,n. his mouth shut. This is all the
r,nurry asks OF him. Have not these
cases been settled by three Of the most
r,,upetent courts in the Land? The people
think they have. Unless Gov. OGLEsBY
rm ind q flaw in the trials, he should not
allow misdirected sentimentality to inhu-
rnrr MIN. Or he should turn his thoughts
LrL 10 that massacre in the Haymarket
when seven policemen, engaged in the dis
charge of their simple and sworn duty,
were brutalIy and most horribly
murdered. lie should think OF
the widows and iatherless children
O., these brave officers as well Us those OF
the Anarchists, if he must be influenced
from without the law.
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aassssssts ~ Cstasas 80 - Osaasg
aah O1tag - R0~~~~u.

1ossssests u C1t1ssas 80 - 0eaasg
asA oos.g - sse.s9sss.
Mrs James e. Gitsisrs, Of baltimore,
Nd, who, ssoupapied by her t~o
ehildfe9, has hssa the guest of her fstbss,
hE d D. List, 8r., returned home yestss-
day.
Hr. b. K. Mcvecben retained yesterday
from trip To Chieago, and Hannibal, No.
Mr.. Flank Booth arrived hsns from
Texas, ysatssasy.
rs. HAIRY Mcbride, of tbs sosth Rds,
seft iast eveeing Ies Cisdnnad, ubsse be
sscured positiso.
Mr.. p. C. Gaylord, of Weston, hAs -
cepted . positisp With l.. q. Dehp>ais q
Co.. and has spsstsd fos dsty. Ne. Coy
lord . TeUsdsd - ths "JeAs Kslly," q
The Denocssey Of Laws oossty.
Mn. Hesnsa Allsa, asA family of
Sosth ChaSfiss strsst, win Ieavs Sdsy
q whit 70 bw pae0ts q PftlsA0.s. Ps.
John Roth, of Ebs EightA xssd, was
surprised % TassdAy ssvslsG by shsss
lifteea couples a. ~ t:Aoda Il kso9 sf
hi birthdaY. 1hs3 vsss ipvissd h NJ
spsst q vssy aisystjs ssssAG. Z
Mr. J. L. McCailsSA ~ fanily Asve
'Rtufnsd boas fssa Lsaivf1A n.
Mn GessEs Eckhart - n6nno1 hsDo
from . visit . re1stivo = 1GlnsaA
Ma C. A. Rssj,sss - dI1GA2e -
tarssd yssessaag ~ . sxtnos6 -
eTsr
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to he taken up Judge ndergast did
OF announc the application until after the
Criminal Court hatpsssed on il
Attorney Moses Solomon this afternoon
obtained the signsturs of Spies, Fielden
and Schwab to petition for a writ Of
habeas corpus. The ground, upon which
the writ is asked are that the Judgment
Of the Supreme Court Of the State
vas illegal, in that it said
that the Judgment should be affirmed in
stead of the judgments in each case;
also the defendants should be in court at
the time the Judgment Of the court was
rendered and ct that time they were in
the Cook connty jail. The petitions will
be laid before one Of the judges Of the
criminal court tomorrow morning.
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UThe Cattle King. ="


Mr.. James \. Wallick IN THE Cattl1
King" opens two nights engagement at
the Opera House, Friday evening, and re-
served seats for his appearance are now on
sale at Banners. The press of the country
speaks in highest praise of the play and
company. The Philadelphia Herald says
of them: "At the National Theatre the
popular and exciting play entitled The
Cattle King was given last night. This
piece is a thrilling and realistic portrayal
of life on the plains, and was welcomed by
one of the largest houses of the season.
Mr.. Wallick's rendition of The Cattle
King" was all that could be desired, and
he was greeted by round after round OF ap'
plauss. The gentleman was also equally
At home in tine character Of ''DareiDeVl
Dick" A great feature of the play was
the introduction OF the trained horses,
which added much to its spectacular sue
cess. Mr.. Wallick also had the support oi
very strong company"
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ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.
A Desperate Criminal Tries to Break Out
of the Berkeley County Jail.

A Desperate Criminal Tries to Break Out
of the Berkeley County Jail.
Special Telegram 10 GAs ReoSStsT.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA, Noyem-
ber s.-H. Clay OHlp. Wig is confined in
the Jail in this place made an attempt to
escape on Monday night. Sheriff Willard
heard grating noise about IL o'clock,
and proceeded to investigate. He found
Culp working like : beaver with file on
one of the iron bars at the window. lie
had the lower part OF the bar entirely fled
of, and had commenced on the upper end
when be was detected. 1t is supposed
that his niece, Miss Ida Culp, furnished
him with the file, as she visited him a
short time ago. Culp is a notorious char
acter and was only last spring released
from the Illinois penitentiary, where he
had been sent Tor stealing cattle. he hss
been in prison here since the first of Sep
tember, and his sentence will expire in a
few weeks
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DIVISION CARRIED.
A Quiet Election In Dskota-yote on Local
Option.

A Quiet Election In Dskota-Vote on Local
Option.
MINNEAPOLIs, November 9.-The Da-
kota election returns this morning are very
meagre, and the figures received in no in
stance give the total of the several coun.
ties. Division has carried by a good ma
jority, the principal opposition coming
from north Dakota. In south Dakota the
vote in favor of division was very large.
Local option seems to have gained the day
in most of the counties. The following
counties voted in favor of local option:
BeIleman, Cass, Foster, Grand, Forks,
GriggS, Kidder, Lamoure, Nelson, Ransom,
Sargent, Trail, Beadley, Brookings. Brown,
Dawson, Edmunds, Faulk, Hand, Hughes,
HYDE, Jerruld, Lake Minnehaha, SamborD,
Sphinx and Turner This list will be in-
creased rs the IetHrns come in. The vote
cast was very light in almost every county
and little excitement is reported.
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ou,s. in the Terne.;ss Mountains.

CarcAao, November "a special nom
Chattanooga, Tenn, says: Sheriff Con-
nor has just arrived from the Soddy mines
The ring leaders of the rioters have been
arrested and everything is quiet. When
the manntsineers lesrued q; the arrival of
the sherif's posse, they returned to the
mountain and were afraid to make an at
tack. Several deputies are still at the
mines to prevent further trouble.
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The Rsturns From Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 9.-The total vote
cast in Cook county yesterday for Judge Of
Superior Court was 63,3l2, OF which Jos.
E. Gary Rep and Dem. received ST, ,OS4,
and Capt. Black lSocialist) 6,25S. Gary's
majority 1926. Joel NJ. Longnecker,
Republican candidate for State Attorney,
was elected by majority of 1926 votes
over all opposing candidates. All the Re-
publican candidates iOr County COmmis-
siouers were elected. The proposition TO
issue 81, 900, 900 of county boads and the
jury commission bill were approved by fair
msiOTities
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Court News at Charleston

SFeelI Ts!s6rda 10 TIE REGISTER.
. CHARLESTON, W. Va, November g.
Davidson W. Ross, Methodist minister
Of Roane county who was indicted by the
Federal Grsnd Jury year ago on q
charge of having demapded and Feccseiysd
too large fee for obtaining pension for
his mother.in-law, was tried in the United
States District Court hers to-day and
acquitted. The trial developed a full
fleged family row. John Jackson, eharg-
ed with similar offense, was convicted
in the same court to-day. -
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The Result in Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, November 9.-It was noon
to-day before any OF the local candidates
had any definite figures of the election.
The Republicans elect two Senators and
the Democrats one, the same as now.
Chaplin Dem is elected Mayor by l,7O3.
The Republicans e,eat the Sheriff and gain
one assemblyman. Cook hes plurality
in the city of s,675, aud IN the whole
comfy 10. 900.
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Ames' Plurality in Massachusetts,

Boston, November 9.-Retnrns from all
the cities and towns in the State, show
that 265, 26S votes were cast yesterday, or
about Sc, 900 more than in 1885, and q, 600
in excess of last years vote. The vote Is
divided as follows: Ames, Repu lican,
l35, 9l2; Lowering, Democrat, 1881;
Earle, Prohibitionist, IL, ,G97; Marks, Labor,
SAG. This makes Ames plurality l7,Gll,
against 9, 473 last year. This is clear
majority of {, 1855, against 923 in 1SS6.
Brackett, Republican, for Lieut.. Governor,
has q plurality of 22,l4t over Cutting,
Democrat
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GRAND OLD VIRGINIA.
A Magnificent victory-Big Majority in the
Legislature.

A Magnificent Victory-Big Majority in the
Legislature.
RICHMOND, November 9.-TwO-thirds
of the State definitely heard from gives the
Democrats a majority of 40 in the general
assembly. The remainder OF the
State will increase this by
eight or ten, giving the Democrats
about the same majority they had in the
last Legislature. Additional returns
from counties this morning serve but
TO confirm the kilograms sent last
night, that the Democrats have gained a
sweeping victory, and that they will have
over two,thirds majority in both branches
ofthe General Assembly.
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BELMONT RETURNS.
A Clean Sweep for tho Repubiicans-A
Rig Range In Majorities.

Special Tel gram to III, Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, November 9.-Semi-
official returns from ell the precincts in
Belmont county give Foraker 400 plural
ity, he being few votes ahead of the rest
of the State ticket, oecasiOned by the Pro-
hibitionists scratching the head of their
ticket. The Republicans elect their en-
tire county ticket, George Robinson for
Treasurer and !. II. CASTOR for Probate
Judge, candidates for the second term,
having U30 and 1,llO majority respect
ively. The only loss to the Democrats is
the Prosecuting Attorney. Jesse Hollings-
worth, Republican, has about 300 majority
for the general assembly; 4. T. McKelvey,
Republican, has $40 majority over David
Wagenor, and c. l.. POorman has l6l ma
iority over Albert Lawrence. For State
Senator in the Belmont Harrison district,
Glover, Republican, will have eight hun
dred majority.